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Monthly Archives: November 2010
Random Thoughts About Guns for Self Defense
Evil people have guns. Good people have guns. Laws restricting guns only affect good people. The outcome is predictable. Gun free zones are kill zones. A gun free zone, declared by signs but otherwise unenforced, is an attractive place for … Continue reading
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Hollow Point Bullets
Hollywood publicist Ronni Chasen was murdered in her car by someone using hollow-point bullets, probably 9mm. Understand, my comments here do not in any way condone this murder or any other. What I am picking on is the overblown horror … Continue reading
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A Blustery Day
Black Thursday, 2010. We don’t go to town on Black Thursday. The leaves have mostly fallen, although every once in a while another makes its way to the ground. It’s cold and damp, though not near freezing. Looking out the … Continue reading
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Thanksgiving, 2010
Wishing you all a Happy Thanksgiving! Even though there is great strife in the world; war in diverse places; earthquake and famine; even a struggle between opposing views of the future of the very character of this nation; there are … Continue reading
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Hot in Texas!
Current email from local weather channel: As of 2PM, Longview has broken it’s record high for the day which was 82/1955 and at 2PM the temp was 83 degrees. The air conditioner is on at my house. I was not … Continue reading
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Thought for the Day
Regarding the difference between knowledge and wisdom: Knowledge is knowing how to build a gun. Wisdom is knowing when to pull the trigger. You can have knowledge, without wisdom, but the converse is not true. Wisdom requires knowledge in order … Continue reading
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Sarah Palin’s Alaska
I watched Sarah Palin’s Alaska the other night, along with a whole bunch of other people, which made it TLC’s number 1 launch event ever. It was a good show, and fun to watch. It was not overtly political, but … Continue reading
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Kansas City Cops Shoot Backfiring Van
Bear in mind that I was not there, and these comments are based entirely on a news article, so a small pile of grains of salt should be consumed along with this. However, IF the story went down as described: … Continue reading
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Recommendation
Howdy. I try not to post political commentary on this blog, but in this case I think I should at least mention it. I strongly recommend that you read my article on my other blog about “Glenn Beck vs George … Continue reading
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